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Ray Hugoboom, Lt. of Det. F-213, was a music educator, choir director, and pianist. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in September 1942 and in April 1946, Mr. Hugoboom was transferred to the Office of Military Government for Bavaria as the MFAA Officer in
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Ray Hugoboom, Lt. of Det. F-213, was a music educator, choir director, and pianist. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in September 1942 and in April 1946, Mr. Hugoboom was transferred to the Office of Military Government for Bavaria as the MFAA Officer in
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1907-1977
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13 April 1907Gregorian
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2 May 1977
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Lt. Hugoboom was an American officer with Det. F-213 under OMG Bavaria. He worked with Edgar Breitenbach to recover looted cultural objects and especially those which had been stolen from the Führerbau on the eve of the American military entry into Munich. In the summer of 1945, he collaborated with a French investigator working for the local US Counter-Intelligence Corp unit.
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